Senate Debates Carter Korea Pullout and Cuba Policy
The Senate rejected a unilateral Korea troop withdrawal plan and demanded joint President Congress approval for any pullout while opposing Cuba talks preconditions. A 64-21 measure on State Department funding passed, with later votes on Cuba diplomacy and Vietnam aid showing sharp partisanship.
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Senate
Carter
U.S
South Korea
Cuba
Vietnam
State Department
Foreign Relations Committee
Korea
Congress
Robert Byrd
Howard Baker
Baker
North Korea
South
United States
First parcel leaves new La Crosse post office
Paul Clower, 30, of 320 North 24th Street, becomes La Crosse’s first counter customer at the new federal building while the city’s postal workers deal with a phone strike. He mailed a 3.09 dollar late Father's Day gift to Dr. Paul Clower Jr. and sent a card to his grandfather. The building, 56 000 square feet, opens amid limited phones and ongoing installation plans.
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Paul Clower
N. 24Th St
Atlanta
la Crosse
Federal Building
Clower
Paul Clower Jr
Paul Clower Sr
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
la Crosse Telephone Corp
Charles Goerdt
Camerson Ave
James Thompson
Post Office
Michael Manglitz
Century Telephone
Social Security Administration
Ristow
Board oks planning for new Hillview Home
La Crosse County supervisors authorize planning to replace Hillview Home with a residential care focused facility. A joint committee will hire an architect for cost estimates and coordinate with the Institutions Committee while phasing out Oak Forest Home in Onalaska.
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la Crosse
Hillview
Board Institutions
Oak Forest
Onalaska
Charles Pierce
Wisconsin Department of Health and Social Services
Pierce
South Avenue opens in section as work continues
South Avenue between Victory Street and Ward Avenue opens to traffic this afternoon while the stretch from Ward to West Avenues remains closed for construction. City officials warn drivers to heed signs as curb work and grading proceed. The widening project south of West Avenue is expected to finish around July 4 at a cost of $964,000.
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South Korea
George McGovern
D-S.d
Cuba
McGovern
South Avenue
Victory Street
Ward Avenue
Ronald L. Oleson
Ward
West Avenues
West Avenue
United Way Campaign Preview in La Crosse Tribune Series
The La Crosse Tribune launches a weekly series highlighting United Way agencies led by Lutheran Social Service to show donors how funds aid family life. The 1978 campaign starts Sept 13 aiming for over a half million dollars, following a 1977 tier above the $472,860 goal.
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Tribune
Allen Jandt
Wisconsin Supreme Court rules teachers must hold proper certification
The Wisconsin Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that Phyllis Grams was not entitled to reinstatement or back pay after teaching without a valid business education certification. The decision emphasizes that teachers must be certified for their teaching areas and that a void contract can justify nonrenewal. The case, involving the Melrose Mindoro school district and Grams along with other teachers, references prior equal rights findings and potential appeals.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Jackson County
Lowell Schoengarth
Phyllis Grams
la Crosse
Grams
Lucille Swenson
Melrose
Laura Bibby
Myrtle Mitchell
Ettrick
Wisconsin Commission On Equal Rights
John Bosshard
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William Ipson
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Ed Huebner
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Robert Shaeffer
Mississippi St
Oleson
Victory
Sey
Jandt
Arnold Palmer
Dies Wernher von Braun
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